Best Stretch mark product

natalie50

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Hi ladies,

Just curious if anyone may advocate an honest band serum and cream/oil? I haven't used any yet as I'm only 13 weeks but prevention is better than cure & I want to start using one!

I've had a look at dermelastic serum & bio-oil, price isn't really an issue as I'd rather pay more and reduce the risk!

Thanks for any help
 


Hi ladies,

Just curious if anyone may advocate an honest band serum and cream/oil? I haven't used any yet as I'm only 13 weeks but prevention is better than cure & I want to start using one!

I've had a look at dermelastic serum & bio-oil, price isn't really an issue as I'd rather pay more and reduce the risk!

Thanks for any help
Hello, you may want to try Clarins Tonic Body Treatment Oil (Stretchmark Oil)
 
Hello! I like Burt's Bees Mama Bee Belly Butter actually. Find the smell more tolerable. Mustela Maternite is good as well, but somehow Burt's Bees absorbs the fastest in my opinion. :)
 
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Stretch marks are genetic. Your genes will determine how obvious/deep/bad they are. Oils and serum can only moisturize your skin to help lessen their appearance slightly. The only effective method to get rid or dramatically reduce stretch marks is to go for Fractional Lasers like Fraxel or SmartX Microresurfacing after giving birth. Couple it with Venus Legacy or Ulthera to lift and tighten after your skin after resurfacing. Costly, but at least there is a way out. :)
 
What happened if I leave it for 7 months later then only get solution for stretch marks? Can I still use bio oil for my marks?
 
What happened if I leave it for 7 months later then only get solution for stretch marks? Can I still use bio oil for my marks?
It will only lighten it slightly but it won't go away and it will still remain visible. There are no creams, oils or serums in the market that can get rid of stretchmarks. Go for lasers and skin resurfacing if you want a permanent solution.
 
It will only lighten it slightly but it won't go away and it will still remain visible. There are no creams, oils or serums in the market that can get rid of stretchmarks. Go for lasers and skin resurfacing if you want a permanent solution.
Okay... thanks for your suggestion.. I will think about it☺️
 
Okay... thanks for your suggestion.. I will think about it☺️

All the best!

Personally I am waiting to be completely done with having children (this is my #2 and if all's good, I'm good to "close shop") and then I'll embark on my skin resurfacing and tightening journey. But I've seen real life results from my friends who have had the treatment and it does work.

You need at least 6 to 10 sessions though so it can add up to be quite expensive. But once you've cleared it successfully, you don't have to go back again. The "new skin" is permanent unless you get pregnant again or stretch the skin again by rapidly gaining a lot of weight.
 
All the best!

Personally I am waiting to be completely done with having children (this is my #2 and if all's good, I'm good to "close shop") and then I'll embark on my skin resurfacing and tightening journey. But I've seen real life results from my friends who have had the treatment and it does work.

You need at least 6 to 10 sessions though so it can add up to be quite expensive. But once you've cleared it successfully, you don't have to go back again. The "new skin" is permanent unless you get pregnant again or stretch the skin again by rapidly gaining a lot of weight.
Thank you my dear btw, is it pain for laser?
 
Thank you my dear btw, is it pain for laser?

No, they will apply numbing cream. And they will adjust the strength of the laser based on the condition of your stretchmarks. If you want to go for lesser sessions and can take more discomfort post-laser, they will increase the strength. But they will usually recommend you to take it slow, not because they want to earn more money as you'll go for more sessions (although they will be), but it's because it's better to let your skin resurface and heal gradually and allow it time to condition itself to the treatment. So that the healing process and healing outcome is better controlled as well.
 
No, they will apply numbing cream. And they will adjust the strength of the laser based on the condition of your stretchmarks. If you want to go for lesser sessions and can take more discomfort post-laser, they will increase the strength. But they will usually recommend you to take it slow, not because they want to earn more money as you'll go for more sessions (although they will be), but it's because it's better to let your skin resurface and heal gradually and allow it time to condition itself to the treatment. So that the healing process and healing outcome is better controlled as well.
Okay, i think I will choose for laser... I even think of using tattoo to cover my stretch marks, for now I think I don't need to but just go for laser... ❤️
 
All the best!

Personally I am waiting to be completely done with having children (this is my #2 and if all's good, I'm good to "close shop") and then I'll embark on my skin resurfacing and tightening journey. But I've seen real life results from my friends who have had the treatment and it does work.

You need at least 6 to 10 sessions though so it can add up to be quite expensive. But once you've cleared it successfully, you don't have to go back again. The "new skin" is permanent unless you get pregnant again or stretch the skin again by rapidly gaining a lot of weight.

Hi dear, did you go for the treatment in the end? And do u have any clinics to recommend for the lasers and skin refractioning? There are so many clinics in Singapore and I have no experience in this field.

I am currently done with my second baby and would like to fix my stretch marks once and for all :(
 

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